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If you have to temporarily re-energize equipment while you are working
on it, you must re-apply energy release and lockout/tagout as soon as
energy is no longer needed in the system. - ANSWER ✔✔true
For fair enforcement of safety rules, a worker should know the penalties
for failing to follow the rules. - ANSWER ✔✔true
In a lockout, one person is allowed to attach a single lock for an entire
work crew. - ANSWER ✔✔false
, Before removing lockout/tagout devices, you must make sure the danger
area is clear of tools and workers. - ANSWER ✔✔true
If a worker is not present to remove his own lock, any co-worker can
remove it as long as he first makes sure it's safe. - ANSWER ✔✔false
In a lockout/tagout, an emergency isolating device is locked in the safe
(open or off) position and written warning is attached to it. - ANSWER
✔✔true
Before lockout/tagout is applied, all workers in the affected area must be
notified. - ANSWER ✔✔true
Engineering safety features on equipment are fool-proof ways of
protecting workers from hazardous energy. - ANSWER ✔✔false
Each individual employee can decide whether to use lockout/tagout
procedures. - ANSWER ✔✔false
prevent safety switches from being energized - ANSWER ✔✔
Where used inside a building on a jobsite, 120 volt power tools are
required to be plugged into a GFCI protected receptacle or GFCI
protected extension cord (connector or female end). - ANSWER
✔✔true